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Comment by jim cosgrove on January 18, 2014 at 4:03pm

we have golden rod here with the same mutations from the worms,they are extremely tuff to cut open so i would think they would work well.anyone ever hear of pop cane?i used to find it in the tangles  along rivers and creeks after the spring floods.it is a balsa wood type material ,i always found it as a dead stalk with no bark blondish in color.about 1 inch in dia.very light like balsa with a hole in the core,sands to shape easily or cut to size and run linr thru the hole.

Comment by carl hendrix on January 18, 2014 at 3:20pm

hahahhahahha yes sir!!  that's exactly where horse weed worms are found in the summer!!  a real good free bait!!  and yea-- they make great floats to!       brings back all kinds of memories!!

Comment by Keith Ritter on January 18, 2014 at 2:58pm

I collected these ragweed galls today. I have seen them used as floats before. Carl Hendrix reminded me of them in a post a few days ago. He called them horse weeds. I just need to dip them in polyurethane to seal them and they will ready to go. I don't know how tough they are but I will let you know.

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